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The Coconut Grove Playhouse, 40 Years of Books and Books, Miami Father of the Bride

On this Tuesday, June 14, edition of Cadran Solaire: The Coconut Grove Theater The story of the majestic old building of the Coconut Grove Playhouse began in 1927 as a movie theater and then about 30 years later opened as a live theater. As the pandemic continues, you can count …

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How to get engraving books

With all the new classes that have been added to lost ark Through the April/May updates and all the content coming in June and July, players are back to farming Engraving Books and Skill Point Potions to prepare as much as possible for over 1415 pieces of content. Related: Lost …

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Historical books, documents in danger as Marcos family returns to power

As the late dictator’s son Ferdinand Marcos Sr., infamous for his massive corruption and human rights abuses, regains control of the Philippines, historians, scholars, book publishers and authors have vowed to “protect the truth”. When 31 million Filipinos elected Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as president in the May elections, they …

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Del Valle ISD Book Bus is bringing free books to families this summer

DEL VALLE, Texas – The Del Valle ISD Book Bus is back to bring books and family resources to DVISD families. Books for elementary, middle and high school students will be available on the bus. The bus will visit the locations listed below on select Thursdays this summer and is …

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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ has been turned into an ‘imburnable’ book

Written by Megan C. Hills Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” has often sparked controversy, facing book bans in the decades since its release in 1985. Now, in an effort to raise awareness of rising censorship and the resurgence of book banning efforts in American schools, Atwood and publisher Penguin Random …

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In short: The Ballast Seed; Miss Aldridge regrets; Dinner – the review | Books

Rosie KinchenWeidenfeld and Nicolson, £18.99, pp208 When reporter Kinchen realized she was pregnant with her second child when the first had barely reached infancy, she felt “ambushed.” The anxiety of keeping her job as her family’s highest earner and the unshakable feeling that she wasn’t motherly enough became crippling once …

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FL’s prolific book challengers explain why they do it

TAMPA, Fla. — From a pandemic to politics, from masked mandates to the bill critically dubbed “Don’t Say Gay,” this school year in Florida, student rights and what’s happening in their classrooms have become battles for the history books. Amid these battles, the books fueled some of the most heated …

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4 new books from Colorado authors to inspire your summer bucket list

We’ve paired four new readings from Colorado authors with the perfect companion experiences to bring the light to life. Lily: Crazy in the woods by Jamie GehringGrowing up in Montana, Gehring lived next door to Theodore J. Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber. The Littleton resident’s memoir, published in April, tries to …

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Joan Didion’s 9 Best Books

No one has watched the explosion of American counterculture and its ultimate demise quite like Joan Didion. Here are 9 of Joan Didion’s best books. Born in 1934, Joan Didion grew up in devout postwar conservatism and was ready with her pen as America convulsed throughout the 1960s. She was …

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Best Oklahoma sales of May 29, 2022 | Books

FICTION 1. “In the Blood” by Jack Carr (Atria Books) 2. “Houses” by Moheb Suleiman (Coffee House Press) 3. “Three guys in a Grunt bar” by Richard Rennels (self-published) 4. “A Touch of Darkness” by Scarlett St. Clair (Bloom Books) 5. “His Reading: A Graphic Poem” by Jennifer Sperry Steinorth …

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Friends spell it with personalized books – School News Network

wooded hills — Teacher Margaret LePard’s kindergarten students gathered around her on the floor and thought of her classmate Riley Seeburger. Their task was to complete this sentence: I like being your friend because… “He hugs me,” one girl said with a raised hand. “He likes to dance,” said one …

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A former OC teacher uses coloring books and crayons to help brighten the lives of Ukrainian children

By Rachel Brown Click here for updates on this story LAGUNA WOODS, Calif. (KABC) – A former Laguna Woods teacher wanted to do something to help the people of Ukraine. So he went on a mission to Poland, armed with pencils and coloring books. It was a small gesture, but …

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BIDLACK | ‘Dangerous’ books are less dangerous than book purges | Opinion

Hal Bidlack My regular reader (Hi Jeff!) will remember that one of my favorite sections on Colorado politics is the Out West Round Up, and this week’s edition has a lot of great tidbits about what’s going on here in the west. We have learned that New Mexico, like many …

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Book Briefing: Elena Ferrante, Anton Chekhov

Samantha Hunt’s short story ‘Go, Team’ traces a series of conversations among a group of mothers after a woman goes missing in the woods during a children’s soccer game. They don’t know if the missing woman is a mother, although they wonder if she might be. But even when only …

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Updated NJSIAA Softball Playoff brackets with first round on the books

35 SOFTBALL: Point Pleasant Boro vs. Delaware Valley (NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group 2, First Round) The first round of the NJSIAA Softball State Tournament is in the books after a full Tuesday of action. There were already some notable upheavals as the teams took their first steps towards winning section …

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Introducing the Atlantic Books Extended Section

When Emily Dickinson encountered her first real book as a child, she experienced a moment of pure, joyful recognition. “This, then, is a book!” she exclaimed. “And there are more!” Atlantic would continue to publish Dickinson’s poems; perhaps more importantly, it introduced her to a lifelong mentor, Thomas Wentworth Higginson. …

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Sports betting manager Chris Andrews knows a thing or two about the books

LAS VEGAS — Losing to Syracuse deflated Pitt quarterback Niko Peramos, who dreamed of national championship glory his senior season. Instead, the Panthers would face Illinois in the Alamo Bowl. Niko was invited to the Heisman Trophy festivities in New York, and some thought he would become No. 1 in …

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More books for all – Daily Ardmoreite

Special at Armoreite OKLAHOMA CITY — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister announced Tuesday that the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is investing $2.5 million in federal relief funds pandemic to expand Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to all 77 counties in Oklahoma. OSDE will provide a 1:1 match …

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Riverdale Embraces the Importance of Returning Library Books

Before closing the library, he wants to get all his books back. Jughead correctly assumes it’s because Percival seeks to control the knowledge and thinking of the people of Riverdale. The books promote imagination and independent thought, things that are enemies of Percival and his evil plans. Since none of …

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‘I wanted a book to unite us’: Chloe Hooper on helping her sons deal with the death of their father | Australian books

Bon the right, glossy books knocked off my children’s shelves. Their pages, a carnival of anthropomorphic animals dancing, singing, leading their fullest lives. CS Lewis believed that “a children’s story is the best art form for anything you have to say,” but none of those stories contained what we needed …

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10 free uses of your library card (beyond checking books)

What does your library card offer? Hint: Much more than a lifetime supply of books. Ask if your library offers any of these free benefits. Free library card Trips to the Museum Organizations like RAD pass in Pittsburgh connects library cardholders to cultural attractions and museums in their area for …

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5 Books About The Life-Changing Power Of Your Own Mind

“Everything we are is the result of what we have thought.” If you had to guess that this quote is from a religious leader or a scientist, which would you choose? If you chose the first, you would be right, it was the Buddha. But if you choose the scientist, …

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AAUW Book Sale Returns Bigger and Better Than Ever | News, Sports, Jobs

CHRIS MORELLI/THE EXPRESS Lock Haven University student Lauren Miller reads a book cover while shopping for books during the AAUW Friday afternoon book sale at LHU. LOCK HAVEN – If you’re a book fan, the Lock Haven East Campus Gym is the place to be this weekend. The annual AAUW …

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Read a book today: books (Rachel’s version)

Lyndzi Ramos | Daily Trojan Well, welcome to my 30-for-DT. Frankly, I feel like I shouldn’t be writing this. I think I’m still that sophomore since March 2020. I see myself leaving my GE at Taper Hall, looking at my phone while walking through Trousdale, and getting this email. I …

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Books of the Week of April 27 – The Hartselle Enquirer

Title: “Hitting the Books” Author: Jenn McKinlay “It’s a cozy mystery. It’s in the middle of a series but can be read as a standalone story. Library director Lindsey Norris is embroiled in a hit-and-run case when library materials are found in the car. The victim, Theresa Huston, survives, only …

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Star Wars Essential Legends Collection: Books in Chronological Order

star wars was one of the first franchises to tell connected stories across multiple mediums: movies, TV shows, comics, novels, cartoons, video games, and even toys. Die-hard fans love to explore all aspects of the expanded universe and become experts in the most intricate areas. Star Wars Details. When Disney …

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Portugal’s favorite book genre is romance, the US prefers classic novels

April 23 is World Book Day. If you’re Portuguese-American looking for your next great read, chances are you’re torn between a romance and a classic novel, according to a new study by StudyingInSwitzerland (SIS) that looked at favorite book genres by country the honor of World Book Day. A product …

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The Antiquarian Book Fair: from Sondheim’s letters to a discovery by Brontë

The New York International Antiquarian Book Fair, which returns to the Park Avenue Armory this weekend after a two-year pandemic hiatus, is one of the world’s premier gatherings of the rare book tribe. For more casual visitors, it can also be a dizzying experience of information overload. Yes, there are …

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Florida rejects 54 math books, saying critical race theory appeared in some

The Florida Department of Education has rejected 54 math textbooks for its K-12 curriculum, citing reasons ranging from the inclusion of critical race theory to common core learning concepts. The rejected books represent a record 41% of the 132 books submitted for review, the Florida Department of Education said in …

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Immerse Yourself in Comics May 7

Free Comic Book Day is an annual event hosted by the North American comics industry and iconic publishers like Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and Dark Horse Comics to make free comic books available to readers everywhere. country. The five Ws Who: Anyone of school age and older is welcome to …

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Valiant Entertainment signs deal for line of adult novels and audiobooks

| Valiant Entertainment has signed a deal for a line of adult first novels featuring the Valiant characters they still own as part of a partnership with Blackstone Publishing. With characters such as Shadowman, Eternal Warrior and Livewire appearing in prose for the first time. Blackstone is best known as …

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Insurtech startup AuditCover books $1.7 million funding round

Tax office audit insurtech AuditCover has raised $1.7 million in a fundraising round led by Hunter Equity Group. Other strategic investors included local angel investors Ron Lesh of BGL) and Guy Pearson of Ignition, as well as Nasda-listed global reinsurance firm Greenlight Re. Founder and CEO Gil Snir designed AuditCover …

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The 14 best books of the year so far 2022

School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan Frida Liu is a single working mother in the near future who makes the mistake of leaving her child alone at home for a few hours one afternoon. The authorities are summoned by the neighbors and his daughter Harriet is taken from him. …

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Expanding Access to Books Across Menominee County | News, Sports, Jobs

Courtesy photo The new Stephenson’s Pharmacy mini-library, 1920. As part of the Menominee County Library’s centennial celebration this year, the Friends of the Menominee County Library is sponsoring a look back at a full century of exceptional service to its patrons. Today, it’s pretty easy to …

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April 3 Bookmarks | Books

Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily through April 10 at 300 Albemarle Square in the Albemarle Square Mall. Half-price days are scheduled for Saturday and April 10. There will be no educator/bag day after the sale this time around. …

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Studying the Gospels: Minister Travis Bookout Completes Second of Four Books |

With any book published, the authors hope that readers walk away with the feeling that the time spent in its pages was indeed a good investment. It could be due to the life lessons learned, the shear entertainment factor, the writing style, or the inspiration from larger-than-life characters. It could …

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New Worlds Reading Initiative Reaches Over 100,000 Florida College Students Under Free Book Program – News

This story was originally published by PR Newswire. Created to help approximately half a million Florida students in kindergarten through 5th grade read at the grade level, the New Worlds Reading Initiative is a new, free book delivery program that advances literacy and love of reading across the state. In …

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Gophers destroy records in Tempe, Raleigh

Athletics | 26/03/2022 13:33:00 History links Results (ASU invite) Results (Raleigh Relay) MINNEAPOLIS– The University of Minnesota athletics program saw 12 different programs place in the top 10 and scores were posted at the Raleigh Relays and ASU Invitational, …

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Franklin’s Third-Grade Student Artwork Inspired by Award-Winning Books | Local News

Franklin Elementary third-grade student Ricky Neidhamer drew inspiration for his artwork from a book about a man who cared for abandoned cats in Aleppo amid the Syrian civil war. Tribune-Star/Joseph C. Garza His Inspiration Page: Ricky Neidhamer, a third-grade student at Franklin Elementary School, finds the page from the book …

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7 books about multiple timelines and fuzzy realities

Years ago I had a conversation with another writer, Allison Wyss, about the utter injustice of being trapped in one timeline, one lifetime. I had no interest in life extension, but life expansion– all things at once, “Garden of Forking Paths” style – became an obsession. And she replied that …

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PSAKI frequently cites judgment from “history books” when discussing Russian invasion, voting rights

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! White House press secretary Jen Psaki has provided nearly identical answers in recent months when answering reporters’ questions about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Democrats’ efforts to federalize election laws. In at least five separate cases, Psaki said Russia and its economic …

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Davenport Girl Wins Contest, Wins 2,000 Books for School Library | Local News

One Charlotte Valley student’s love of reading has earned her school 2,000 copies of books that will be donated to her classmates. Jazime Whitehead, a sixth-grade student at Charlotte Valley Central School, read an advanced copy of JK Rowling’s book “The Christmas Pig” for a contest with Scholastic Books and …

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5 new books to have a bigger impact at work

Scenario: You would like to ask for more money at work. The only problem is that you have to convincingly justify why you deserved it. In other words, you need to start having a bigger impact. This is where the five books below come in. Each shares unique tips and …

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County Softball Tournament Day One in the Books – The Clanton Advertiser

By Carey Reeder | Personal editor With the arrival of the snow, the Chilton County Softball Tournament has had a facelift and now all six area high schools will play 11 games over two days at Jemison High School. The six schools were divided into two or three groups of …

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Page 32: Brief Glimpses of Five Vermont Books | Books | Seven days

Click to enlarge Seven days writers can’t read, let alone review, all the books that come streaming in the mail, email and, in one memorable case, a sloth hug. So this monthly feature is our way of bringing you a handful of books by Vermont authors. To do …

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Two Texas parents have challenged 282 books, including one on teenage suicide. Here’s how the author responded.

About two weeks ago, Bill Konigsberg, author of six young adult novels, was at his computer when he read a post on social media from another author whose book had been challenged by two northern parents. Texas. He clicked on a link in the post and found copies of 282 …

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stuff we love: mega book clubs and free books | Characteristics

An American Sunrise by Joy Harjo is launched in Petoskey By Lynda Wheatley | March 5, 2022 Want to be part of the biggest book club in the country? Be at Petoskey’s Crooked Tree Arts Center Ross Stokes Theater (461 E. Mitchell St.) at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 9. …

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Texas House GOP members urge schools not to buy books from sellers who supply ‘pornographic’ material

Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers informed about Texas’ most essential news. In the latest salvo in Texas Republicans’ fight against what they describe as indoctrination and lewdness in schools, several Republican state officials are calling on Texas school district officials to commit not to …

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Editorial: Let Kingsport Book Fair open up new worlds | Editorials

“Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor the darkness of the night prevent these couriers from completing their appointed rounds quickly.” That’s the motto of the US Postal Service, but add a pandemic and it could also apply to the Kingsport Book Fair, which was held last August at the …

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Fall asleep to your favorite music or books with a $40 small under-pillow speaker

StackCommerce If you don’t share the same musical tastes as everyone you share the room with, you’re probably not allowed to fall asleep with your favorite playlist on speakerphone. But that doesn’t mean you have to resort to headphones in bed. Instead, you just need your own private speaker that …

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Oklahoma attorney general now says he’s not investigating school library books for alleged obscenity

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor said he is not investigating whether 51 school library books contain obscenities that violate state law, changing cap a day after his office announced it would review the books. The Oklahoma attorney general’s office confirmed Wednesday that 51 school library books, …

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The club raises funds for library books

By BOBBIE GREEN Progress Members of the Beaver Dam High School Interact Club presented a check for $1,300 they had collected from local Rotarians. The funds will be used to acquire new books for the Beaver Dam Elementary School library. The Beaver Dam High School Interact Club, sponsored and advised …

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Area author’s book on Texas ban list | News, Sports, Jobs

Youngstown author Christopher Barzak makes lists — but not always the ones he wants to be included on. Barzak, a professor at Youngstown State University, discovered earlier this month that his 2015 novel, “Wonders of the Unseen World” is included on a list of 850 books compiled by …

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BOOKS: Mission Song: John Le Carré | Local News

Author of spy classics such as ‘The Spy from the Cold’ and ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’ as well as the brilliance of works such as ‘The Constant Gardener’ and ‘Absolute Friends’, John Le Carré remained a master in the study of human rationalization and character throughout his writing career until …

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Allianz records a provision of 3.7 billion euros in an investment fund case

The problem cast a shadow over the company Expects settlement with major investors shortly Discussions with other investors, DOJ, SEC ongoing Expects other expenses related to the case Provision leads to a loss in the fourth quarter FRANKFURT, Feb 17 (Reuters) – German insurer and asset manager Allianz (ALVG.DE) said …

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students sue Wentzville School District for book bans | Education

WENTZVILLE — The Wentzville School Board voted 7-0 Tuesday to keep a disputed book in school libraries, just hours after students filed a lawsuit against the district for removing other books. Two students sued the Wentzville School District in federal court on Tuesday for violating their civil rights by banning …

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They’ve Got Rhythm: Interactive Music Books for Toddlers

This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Interactive music books for toddlers are a fantastic way for kids to hear stories while actively engaging through buttons and music. Using the melody buttons to start songs can be part of a …

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Star Wars books to read after watching the show

For years, books and comics have acted as a phenomenal medium for storytelling. star wars stories, adding details to the franchise and exploring the characters. They also so often enhance shows and movies, and a few books already do that for Boba Fett’s book. The series has just completed its …

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Colorado author inspires young people to read through his book series and canine companion

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Award-winning Colorado author Katy McQuaid hopes to inspire young people to read through her “Everybody Loves Grace” book series. Grace, 15, a Finnish Lapphund is the star of her new series of children’s books, spreading love and helping them overcome anxiety while learning to read. …

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9 children’s books like THE SNOWY DAY for the coming winter days

This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. In case you find yourself cooped up to protect yourself from a very cold world, I thought it would be fun to suggest some books that might help you look out the window …

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College of Nursing Program Helps Give Equipment, Books, and This Freshman a Second Life | MUSK

It was the worst month of Blake Marsh’s life. But it was perhaps also the most important. In the space of 30 days last year, COVID claimed the lives of her aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother. “It was really difficult for me and my family,” he said. “But something changed in …

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Volunteers wanted for this year’s Tucson Festival of Books | Books

The 2022 Tucson Book Festival is scheduled for March 12-13. Arizona Daily Star Mike Christy The Tucson Book Festival relies heavily on volunteers to make it all happen. More than 2,000 people contribute to the success of the festival and the majority are volunteers. Volunteers are needed this year to …

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Enel records higher profits in 2021 as revenues rise sharply

By Giulia Petroni and Joshua Kirby Enel SpA said late on Thursday that revenue grew in 2021 thanks to increases across all business divisions, and profits grew at a more modest pace. According to preliminary results, the Rome-based energy company posted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of 17.6 …

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Webster Groves bookstore sees sales of ‘banned’ books surge over weekend

WEBSTER GROVES, Mo. — In response to the current climate — social, not weather — Webster Groves’ Novel Neighbor bookstore has placed a shelf containing “banned” books at the front of its store, offering 20% ​​off the sale of one of their books that have been listed as “banned” by …

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Assessment: From the big screen to the book | Book reviews and short stories

J.KEMPER CAMPBELL “20th Century-Fox: Darryl F. Zanuck and the Making of the Modern Motion Picture Studio,” by Scott Eyman, Running Press, 295 pages, $28. A reader raised in the middle of the 20th century will recognize the influence of films on the culture and social development of our country. People …

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Tracy K. Smith, Amanda Gorman: The Book Brief

After her second miscarriage, poet Lindsay Turner found herself searching for a way to commemorate her loss. Friends assured him that the experience was common; meanwhile, life went on as if nothing had happened. She wasn’t sure what exactly she was missing now – she didn’t believe it was a …

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School board candidate takes on LGBTQ books, Critical Race Theory

With the Tulsa Public School Board District 7 headquarters open, one candidate hopes to charm voters with his far-right beliefs. Former District Attorney Tim Harris comes forward with a platform filled with hateful rhetoric. Linking Hillary Clinton to Saul Alinsky and anti-capitalist sentiment, Mr Harris appeared disgusted by a book …

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“The 12th Spring Festival Book Exhibition” held during the Spring Festival

BEIJING, January 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — As the 2022 Spring Festival approaches, the 12and The Spring Festival Book Exhibition undertaken by CNPIEC was successively held in Chinese bookstores in nearly 20 countries and regions, including the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Singapore, Malaysia and Tunisia. The book exhibition offers a …

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COLUMN: Check out the latest books from the Jervis Public Library

Want to pick up a new book? This week, Jervis Public Library, at 613 N. Washington St., Rome, announces a number of circulating book titles for customers to enjoy. Top titles -“A History of Wild Places” by Shea Ernshaw. Excerpt from Atria Books. Travis Wren has an unusual talent for …

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The books of the gospel as sacred objects”

Konrad Siekiersky The Center for Orthodox Christian Studies at Fordham University, the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR), and the Krikor and Clara Zohrab Information Center will present a webinar with Konrad Siekierski on “The Materiality of Armenian Christianity : the Gospel books as sacred objects”. Wednesday, January …

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Libélula Books & Co. creates a safe space for literacy and arts education | People

Ariana Drehsler Early one morning last May, Celi Hernandez and Jesi Gutierrez stood in the space they had just rented for Libélula Books & Co. With a pen and a piece of cardboard, Gutierrez sketched out their vision for the north and south walls. west of their Barrio Logan bookstore: …

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Today in History: Haring’s Nudity Ordinance in the Books |

January 18, 1922 The recently inaugurated entrenchment policy on the Pennsylvania Railroad has resulted in the elimination of the ticket clerk position at the local station and as a result Frank L. Bricker, who has been with the company for many years, will be transferred to another post. . Tickets …

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Casper Notebook: Library Books and the Streisand Effect | caspar

First, parents came to Gillette complaining about books that supposedly corrupted their children. Then the concerns were brought to the attention of schools in Laramie County. In December, I covered my first school board meeting, watching a group of parents talk about a handful of books available at Natrona County …

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Highlights from BYU Colleges: Identifying and eradicating racism in books, researchers create hybrid quinoa crops

College of Humanities Books and movies that perpetuate stereotypes about people of color are harmful to this community, especially children. BYU Adjunct Professor Madeleine Dresden encourages writers to be aware and understand their biases and how they can affect the portrayal of other races. (BYU College of Humanities) Adjunct English …

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Does Chris Jericho have the best wrestling books of all time?

The history of wrestling books has seen the biggest names choose to tell their story in the most profound way. Wrestlers have proven to be multi-faceted with many names writing great books after their stints in WWE and other promotions. The stories vary between books that impressed wrestling fans and …

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How to return a Kindle book in 2022 [Return Books for a Refund]

How to return a Kindle book in 2022 [Return Books for a Refund] To look for If you’re looking for how to return a Kindle book, there’s a good chance you’ve bought a book that you now realize you don’t want to read. Or you’ve borrowed a title through Kindle …

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Former Books-A-Million COO to Run Against Alabama Governor

MONTGOMERY, Alabama – Former Books-A-Million executive Lew Burdette, who now runs a nonprofit that provides shelters and group homes for abused women and children, announced Tuesday that he is running for the governorship of Alabama against fellow Republican governor Kay Ivey. Burdette joins a growing list of candidates challenging Ivey …

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